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I'm April Voki and you're listening to Anchored.

My chance to speak with some of the most influential people involved in the outdoors today.

Join me as I sit down with my guests to learn more about their careers, opinions,

history, relationships, and lifeboat indoors and out.

Jack Dennis is a longtime guide, author, television personality,

and one of the early pioneers of fly fishing.

In the second part of this two-part episode with Jack, we discuss making money in the fly

fishing industry, rookie anglers, the evolution of fly fishing's accessibility,

a river runs through it and more.

I was the first person to read the river runs through it as a professional fly fishing.

I got to know Norman and it's a four-hour read and I was ahead of it.

When I was thirty-two years old, I got all the politics I needed so I never had any desire

to run for politics.

As ahead of a travel commission that was a state federal to build up fall traffic

visiting the U.S. and promote the Western values.

And I had Montana, Wyoming, the Dakotas, and Nebraska, all Western oriented.

And I ended up being the chairman.

They were all older and I was younger and stupider, I guess, but this gal introduced me to Norman

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